Orlah

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Orlah is a tractate of the Mishnah that deals with the laws prohibiting the use of fruit from trees during their first three years after planting.

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Label Occurrences
Orlah canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Mishnah tractate
appliesTo fruit trees
basedOn biblical commandment of orlah
biblicalSource Leviticus 19:23–25
commentedOnBy Maimonides NERFINISHED
Rabbeinu Ovadia of Bertinoro NERFINISHED
Tosafists NERFINISHED
later halakhic authorities
discusses benefit from orlah (issur hana’ah)
counting years from planting a tree
doubtful orlah (safek orlah)
export and import of orlah produce
grafting and its effect on orlah years
identification of tree planting vs. grafting
minimum quantity of orlah that prohibits a mixture
mixtures containing orlah fruit
netah revai (fourth-year produce)
non‑Jewish ownership and orlah status
nullification (bittul) of orlah in mixtures
orlah outside the Land of Israel
ornamental trees and orlah
ownership and orlah obligation
permitted use of fruit in the fourth year
replanting trees and resetting the orlah count
status of fruit in the first three years
trees grown for wood vs. fruit
excludes non‑fruit trees
genre halakhic text
halakhicCategory issur hana’ah
halakhicStatus biblical commandment in the Land of Israel
halakhicStatusOutsideIsrael rabbinic according to many authorities
includedIn Mishnah NERFINISHED
language Mishnaic Hebrew NERFINISHED
legalDomain Jewish agricultural law
kashrut law
numberOfChapters 3
partOf Seder Zeraim NERFINISHED
primaryTopic prohibition of fruit from trees in first three years
purpose regulating use of new fruit trees
relatedConcept kilayim
shevi’it
terumot and ma’aserot
religiousPurpose sanctifying agricultural produce through restraint
religiousTradition Judaism
structure organized into chapters
studiedBy rabbinic scholars
studiedIn yeshivot

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Seder Zeraim hasTractate Orlah